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In a 6-3 opinion by Chief Justice Fred Vinson, the court held that cause for privilege must be reasonably demonstrated. As a result, the government may withhold information for reasons of national security even when that information is vital to the plaintiffs case. On remand, the plaintiffs lost.
In an 8-to-1 decision authored by Justice Earl Warren, the Court upheld the challenge to the Alabama system, holding that Equal Protection Clause demanded no less than substantially equal state legislative representation for all citizens. Noting that the right to direct representation was a bedrock of our
The significance of the famous case Reynolds v. Sims was that it reaffirmed the concept that each persons vote should be counted equally. This case was a landmark decision by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1964, which held that state legislative districts must contain roughly equal populations.
States were required to honest and good faith efforts to construct districts as nearly of equal population as practicable. Reynolds v. Sims establishes the principle apportionment doctrine of the United States Constitution (Constitution): one-person, one-vote.
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